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Will Water Destroy A Hard Drive Reddit. If it was just water, it would of dried under a week. Indeed, opening up the drive—a task easily achieved with a screwdriver and hammer in a few minutes—and using brute force on the platter is the best way to destroy it in short order. You probably have better chance. Being in effect under water for a period of time is never a good thing, especially for a laptop that had a battery attached. It really depends on your situation. I know seagate and wd have them available for download. We use a 3 tesla drive destroyer to wipe our hard drives. There are also plenty of erasure. I'm guessing the magnets in the hard drive's. Any less and you have incomplete erasure. Remember, the sector part of the drive is sealed so that air/dust can't get in it. Destroying the drive assuming it was not uploaded to the cloud or anything is the only real method. Physical destruction is the only good way to do this (you'd need a magnet so strong that it's not feasible to get one for most people unless you're on staff at the large hadron collider). Does removing and soaking a computer hard drive in water with salt (sodium chloride) destroy the data on it?

Remember, the sector part of the drive is sealed so that air/dust can't get in it. It really depends on your situation. Destroying the drive assuming it was not uploaded to the cloud or anything is the only real method. If it was just water, it would of dried under a week. Being in effect under water for a period of time is never a good thing, especially for a laptop that had a battery attached. There are also plenty of erasure. I'm guessing the magnets in the hard drive's. Does removing and soaking a computer hard drive in water with salt (sodium chloride) destroy the data on it? I know seagate and wd have them available for download. You probably have better chance.

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Will Water Destroy A Hard Drive Reddit We use a 3 tesla drive destroyer to wipe our hard drives. You probably have better chance. Remember, the sector part of the drive is sealed so that air/dust can't get in it. There are also plenty of erasure. Destroying the drive assuming it was not uploaded to the cloud or anything is the only real method. Any less and you have incomplete erasure. Being in effect under water for a period of time is never a good thing, especially for a laptop that had a battery attached. We use a 3 tesla drive destroyer to wipe our hard drives. Indeed, opening up the drive—a task easily achieved with a screwdriver and hammer in a few minutes—and using brute force on the platter is the best way to destroy it in short order. If it was just water, it would of dried under a week. I'm guessing the magnets in the hard drive's. I know seagate and wd have them available for download. Physical destruction is the only good way to do this (you'd need a magnet so strong that it's not feasible to get one for most people unless you're on staff at the large hadron collider). It really depends on your situation. Does removing and soaking a computer hard drive in water with salt (sodium chloride) destroy the data on it?